Current CAA infringement policy

[randombloke]

You may remember this thread from our previous incarnation.

We have another episode to look at:

This is the background that started that discussion:

New UK Airspace Infringements Policy

 

[Mike Calvert]

Ah yes, the good old CAA. I for one will not be inviting my syndicate to consider investing in a transponder thanks to the infringement policy - and the lack of oversight and lack of appeal.

I do think though the CAA perform an important function and have a difficult job with competing interests and so on. But the basic rules of innocent until proven guilty, the weight of evidence being upon the prosecutor to prove guilt, not for the accused to prove innocence, and the right to appeal, are fundamental tenants of our system of law, and the CAA should abide by them and be held to account when they fail to do so.

 

[Dave Morton]

There's a simple solution in dealing with the CAA, simply do not answer to any correspondence....